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脚部不对齐和近距离第五足骨折

Wolfram Grün1,2,3, Emily Luo1, Enrico Pozzessere1

  • 1Duke University School of Medicine, Foot and Ankle Division of Orthpaedics, Durham, NC, USA.

Foot & ankle international
|March 13, 2025
PubMed
概括

靠近第五足骨折,特别是在第3区,与脚部对齐问题有关,如后脚和足. 这些情况也与非创伤性骨折的起源有关.

关键词:
圆梁 圆梁 是一个第五足骨折第五足骨折足部对齐 足部对齐 足部对齐压力骨折 压力骨折是一种压力骨折.轴承式计算机断层扫描 (weightbearing computed tomography) 是一种计算机断层扫描.

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